It’s clear that pupils from London and the southeast still dominate
Perhaps less so than you might think
63% of incoming freshers were educated in the state sector
Nobody cares, we’re all at Cambridge now
The intersectionality movement has ignored an important oppressed minority.
Jack Benda and Ellie Olcott round up the weekly news
Let’s bury lad culture with the ghost of first term
ZACK HASSAN wants to know what the problem is with the idea of state school only colleges.
Isobel Cockerell argues that the Cambridge experience is undeniably superior.
Oxford’s state school admissions continue to fall, whilst those at Cambridge are on the rise.
Private schools make PATRICK BROOKS angry. Really angry. And he wants you to be angry about them too.
This week ALEX JACKMAN is dismayed by the mixed responses to his serious journalism, so ejects a big pile of stereotypical columnist word-vomit.
The former spin-doctor lectures Cambridge students about “A Life at the Nexus of Media and Politics”
The University’s latest attempt to get state school pupils to apply to Cambridge is patronising, ill-considered tripe.
The union of private schools’ head teachers has said the Government shouldn’t tell universities to “discriminate against” privately educated students.
Lucy Fairweather
Callum Moran
Maxim Hibbs
Sam Ashbridge
James Tufnell
Hannah Dawson
Liam Wheet-Grievplige
Daisy Carter
Patrick Brooks
Oscar Williams-Grut